America's Long-Term Care Workforce Crisis Is Growing—Why Your Family Should Prepare
July 5th, 2026
James Kelly
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February 28th, 2022
Loved Ones Deserve Privacy When Providing Them In-Home Care
If you are taking care of an older family member, always look for ways to respect their privacy. Being a caregiver is demanding. But being the care recipient isn't easy either. There are ways to ease some of the stress.
February 24th, 2022
Bundled Payments Revisited
Bundled payments offer a single, comprehensive payment that covers all of the services involved when a patient is receiving care. Hospitals, post-acute care providers, physicians, and other practitioners are more incentivized to work together to improve the quality of care.
Government
February 28th, 2024
Taxes and Retirement – Are You Prepared for the Consequences of Taxation?
The old saying that you can never avoid death or taxes is still true today. Being prepared for the consequences of taxation on your retirement accounts and estate can help you maximize your wealth and legacy.
Health
February 21st, 2022
Ways to Keep Loved Ones with Dementia at Home - When to Consider Facility Care
Life expectancy is wonderful, but long life means a higher risk of dementia and other health problems of old age. There are ways to help a loved one stay in their home, but at some point, they may need to transition to a long-term health care facility.
Health
February 15th, 2022
Risk of Dementia Increases When You are Lonely - Study
Social isolation is one of several reasons why older people are lonely. A study shows that loneliness increases the risk of dementia, one of the leading causes of long-term health care.
Health
June 13th, 2024
Taking Proactive Steps with Your Health in Your 50s Leads to a Better Quality of Life
Are you in your fragile 50s, or just a bit younger or older? The 50s are when many health issues show signs, leading to declining health, long-term care, and premature death. Simple proactive steps can better manage your health as you get older.
February 10th, 2022
Ongoing COVID-19 Symptoms May Bring Higher Risk of Disability in Years Ahead
The ongoing problem of COVID-19 remains front and center. However, long-term mass disability related to the remaining symptoms of the virus is creating a long-term care problem for people worldwide.
Homecare
February 9th, 2022
Home Modifications Help Older Adults Age-in-Place and Improve Safety
As we age, many people start to experience mobility and balance problems. Falls are one of the biggest reasons older adults go to the emergency room and end up needing long-term health care. Being prepared is vital.
Homecare
August 14th, 2023
Truth and Consequences - Understanding the Impact of Long-Term Health Care on Families and Finances
Truth. It is a word that has gotten thrown around a lot lately. Consequences become a result of decisions we make. When thinking about the consequences of aging and declining health, are we prepared for how they will affect our families and finances?
Lifestyle
November 3rd, 2022
Gift Ideas for Aging Loved Ones for Valentine's Day or Any Day
Finding the right gift for a parent or other older family member can sometimes be challenging. Whether it be for Valentine's Day or any day, remember you don't need a reason to give a gift to someone you love!
Lifestyle
February 8th, 2022
Do Aging Parents Need Long-Term Care? Are You Prepared for Your Future Aging?
Do you know the signs to look for to know if your mom or dad needs long-term health care? Who will be responsible? How will care be delivered? Where do you go to find quality caregivers? Do they own Long-Term Care Insurance? Many questions but little time.
Care Facilities
May 26th, 2026
Long-Term Care Staffing Crisis Needs Government Involvement
There has been a nursing shortage in the United States. The virus crisis has made this a crisis, especially in long-term care. Government involvement may be necessary to solve this problem for American seniors.
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